Federal Communications Commission (FCC) staff will be located at sites throughout Pender County to answer questions about the digital television transition and sign-up area residents for the converter box coupon, which provides a $40 discount on eligible converter boxes.
The Alcohol and Beverage Commission plans to demolish more than a dozen homes in an area that could soon become a historic residential district off of 17th and 18th Streets.
Patch Adams, the unconventional, yet caring doctor made famous by Hollywood, made a house call to Bladen County Thursday night. The Cape Fear Vally Health System brought Adams to Bladen County in order to celebrate the health system’s recent partnership with Bladen County Hospital.
The New Hanover County District Attorney’s office and local law enforcement are using some updated technology to learn more about repeat offenders.
The Oak Island Water Rescue is having trouble getting volunteers and needs your help.
After nearly four months of budget struggles, Southeastern Mental Health is about to get some help sorting out their finances.
The apparent murder of a Leland woman has her neighbors obviously concerned and frightened.
Three suspects are in custody tonight after Sheriff’s deputies say they were caught burglarizing homes.
Two experts say North Carolina needs to do a better job of planning water use.
It will be weeks before a judge issues a ruling in North Carolina’s lawsuit over smokestack emissions from coal-fired power plants operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Officials say they need fewer people to fight the wildfire that has burned more than 40,000 acres in and around an eastern North Carolina wildlife refuge.
Ease of transportation is one of the things considered in ranking North Carolina as the second best business climate in the country.
Can an eyesore be turned into a centerpiece? The Brunswick County town of Navassa received a $200,000 Brownfields Grant from the EPA. It will allow the town to perform an assessment of the old Cape Fear Meat Packing Plant, which the mayor of Navassa will turn into a park.
The woman is believed to be 49-year-old Valerie Burns of Bluff Drive in Leland.
It was two years ago today that Allison Jackson Foy of Wilmington went missing.
The case has remained very much in the news all that time.
A Raleigh company is taking over the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment within the Oak Island Police Department.
A rabid fox has bitten a woman in Kure Beach.
It happened while she was bird watching near the National Guard Base at Fort Fisher yesterday.
Chandler’s Wharf is a staple of downtown Wilmington’s historic water front, but for how much longer?
Friends of the 24-year-old woman who was stabbed and sexually assaulted Thursday in downtown Wilmington are trying to raise money to help pay her medical bills.
Today the local organization Step Up for Soldiers put together 150 packages for the troops.
The Fort Bragg sergeant charged in the death of a pregnant soldier had his first court appearance today, and told a judge he would seek a court-appointed attorney.
Shoppers and retailers are gearing up for North Carolina’s seventh annual sales tax holiday.
A NASCAR team owner and his family are donating $5 million to start a pediatric trauma institute at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
A memorial service is scheduled for a woman who helped Durham sing.